The Borneo Post - 2017-03-19

• Discrimina­tory and unconstitu­tional
• Cancer accounts for 13.56 per cent of deaths in government hospitals
• Superman HENRY CAVILL joins ‘Mission: Impossible 6’
• Stage set for ‘classic’ as Real draw Bayern
• CM: Kuching - Serian LRT system planned
• CJ: Sosilawati murder trial most memorable
• Bigger tragedy in children drowning: Kids turning hero
• Motorist killed, two injured in collision at Jalan Bau-Serikin
• Pol sec: Defend Federal Constituti­on from being distorted, changed
• Green Modular R&R to sign HoA with CBM China
• AIFFA 2017: A platform for young filmmakers to pursue creative passion
• AirAsia to push further to embrace digital transforma­tion
• ‘One in 19 M’sian women at risk of breast cancer’
• Home Ministry allows debate between Dr Mahathir, Nazri
• Proposed Bandar Baru Nangka awaits approval
• ‘Klik_SPM programme receives more students every year’
• Housing project for civil servants launched
• Civil servants thankful for PPA1M houses
• Nothing wrong with seawater off Miri, says naturalist
• Mental health cases on rise with economic gloom — Doc
• Ignore SMS offering BR1M insurance — Riot
• Guests from afar at wedding reception for 1,000 in Miri
• Phone app allows parents to keep track of children
• Chief Minister urged to allocate RM5 mln RTP fund to all constituen­cies
• Hawkers rue slow business at new site
• Mitraf 14 to feature parent-child art contest
• Early education ‘crucial to give children a headstart’
• Bulawayo minister keen in building tourism ties with Sarawak
• Famelab competitio­n receives good participat­ion from Sarawak, Sabah
• Dr Annuar: Teach all subjects in English
• China Culture Art Festival slated for March 19-25 postponed
• ‘520-dinner’ to raise RM3 mln for new wing at CHPS No 2
• Higher education must be re-invented, says D-G
• Exeter, city of a million thoughts
• Of generalisa­tion and groundless vilificati­ons
• Bakun and A Lover’s Complaint
• By Sidi Munan
• The Nazri-Mahathir debate
• Niches in nature
• Tips to ensure your home-grown chillies really pack a punch
• With higher education of students close at heart
• Mascot Bubu drawing curious snapshots on ‘Visit Sibu Year’
• Chin wins massage chair in Liansin draw
• Great offers for those enrolling for courses at FAME’s open day
• Parents should hang up for family time
• Dai Lieng Machinery launches new hydraulic excavator
• ‘Negaraku’ reverberat­es at Dataran Putrajaya
• ‘Unpatrioti­c stance of some almost cost us Saudi deal’
• Agong reminds young officers to be proactive
• Internatio­nal community recognises M’sia’s effort in reducing recidivist rate
• ‘Quality of some High Court judgments unsatisfac­tory’
• Five bodies found, search on for 2 others
• US and China to cooperate on North Korea situation
• Tensions show as Trump, Merkel meet for first time
• Turkey starts building ‘world’s longest suspension bridge’
• Sock gives Nishikori the boot, books Federer clash
• Kuznetsova, Vesnina set up all-Russian Indian Wells final
• Whiteside powers streaking Heat past T’Wolves
• Hill on fire as Pelicans topple Rockets
• Zidane relishes master v pupil showdown with Ancelotti
• Pochettino expects Spurs to thrive without Kane
• Man United draw Anderlecht in Europa League last eight
• Mourinho blames Premier League for Euro shortfall
• Chelsea boss Conte hails Hazard’s gritty streak
• Pep Guardiola on ropes as Liverpool come swinging
• Pogba’s absence gives Mourinho fresh headache
• Klopp backs under-fire Guardiola
• Allardyce dreads player exodus if Palace get relegated
• Cherokee on warpath in Race Three
• No ratings disaster if Woods misses Masters, say experts
• Thailand’s Ariya maintains share of lead at Founders Cup
• Grand Slam for England women, men’s Under-20s
• All-star appearance for Bolt’s Jamaican finale
• Canadian man charged in Yahoo hack loves fancy cars, parties
• Security ramped up after suicide attack
• Idaho boy injured and family dog killed by govt ‘cyanide bomb’
• UN Haiti cholera fund still falls short despite British aid
• China, Russia block UN statement on Myanmar
• Tillerson to face Chinese ire over North Korea tensions
• Park supporters march in Seoul against impeachmen­t
• Trump administra­tion ‘crafting big new arms sales to Taiwan’
• Alabama waits for US verdict on bird flu; importers limit trade
• Athens probing how parcel bombs got to Paris, Berlin
• Trump’s revised travel ban goes to higher court
• Scotland’s Sturgeon to urge UK’s May to think again on independen­ce vote
• Intruder on White House grounds for 16 min — Secret Service
• At least 40 Somali refugees killed by air strike off Yemen
• Syria raids targeted ‘advanced’ Hezbollah arms — Netanyahu
• Iraq forces seize ground in Mosul Old City
• Pentagon denies striking mosque in Syria, says it killed al-Qaeda militants
• British PM’s aide says US claims about spying ‘will not be repeated’
• From TVs to microwaves, White House tries to explain wiretappin­g charge
• DoJ delivers documents on wiretap claim to Congress
• What is the Five Eyes intelligen­ce alliance?
• Thailand tries out a special wing for transgende­r inmates
• Forced to flee war, Nepali women cycle out of poverty
• Printing 3-D terrain of any place on Earth
• Next time you order food, this cute robot might roll up to deliver it
• Gauging risk of cyberattac­ks via brain activity and eye gaze
• What Samsung needs on its next phone to regain users
• Google and Levi’s smart jacket shows what’s coming next for wearable tech
• The million-dollar wedding and a million-dollar lawsuit
• Eva Mendes, New York & Company expand fashion collaborat­ion
• Losing the plot: Indian protesters attack Bollywood film set
• Ruco Chan denies dating former Miss HK contestant
• Rosamund and Carina still giving each other the cold shoulder
• Kristen Stewart: ‘I’m much more comfortabl­e being uncomforta­ble’
• Polanski cannot dictate terms to end rape case
• ‘Walking Dead’ promises another 100 episodes
• The separation of Motiva assets by Dar Wong
• Sabah & Sarawak
• Bursa Malaysia likely to be on the upside
• Fourth operator enters Myanmar’s telecoms sector
• Crude Palm Oil Weekly Report – March 18, 2017
• Franchisin­g:
• Financial factors to consider
• US tech group urges global action against Chinese “mercantili­sm”
• Fed rate moves could spell end to Asian easing
• Markets rally after interest rate hike in the US
• Syria’s Kurds hit catwalk to promote traditiona­l attire
• Afghans find some escape as ‘family cinema’ opens in Kabul

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